You'll also need
- Images you want to use and an inkjet printer
- Optional: Stickers for the back sides
- Open link chain, heavy enough for a charm bracelet 20-24", depending on how long you want it to be
- 2 complete clasps with ends
- Sharp scissors - or use our Small Punches
- Small pliers to attach jewelry findings
- Paper towels
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We're hooked on charms. Once we finished our Pics 'n' Chips creation, this idea evolved. I went back and found photos of my kids from every Halloween (so far), and charmed them all. I love being reminded of the silliness!
This piece converts from a necklace to a bracelet using a hook-clasp, but works just as well with magnetic clasps.
Step-by-Step:
1. Resize photos at little-windows.com
2. Print cropped images on Special Photo Paper for Resin
3. Print back side with spider web design
4. Punch out shapes, apply stickers to indicate age she was that year
5. Dome backs with Brilliant Resin, allow to harden, then dome fronts
6. Drill and assemble
Using our Special Double-Sided Photo Paper, I printed a spiderweb design on the back of the cropped images. Then I stuck some glittery number stickers on the back, showing her age that year, so it really tells a story!
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